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You deserve care that doesn't ask you to earn it

This is a space where your whole self is welcome — your values, your history, your complicated feelings about food, and where you are right now.
Weight-inclusive nutrition counseling · Disordered eating support · Vegan nutrition specialty
Weight-inclusive nutrition counseling · Disordered eating support · Vegan nutrition specialty
Weight-inclusive nutrition counseling · Disordered eating support · Vegan nutrition specialty
Weight-inclusive nutrition counseling · Disordered eating support · Vegan nutrition specialty

If you've been trying to figure this out for years, you're not broken — the approach was

I pivoted my career as a registered dietitian from communications to counseling because I was tired of how my profession was talking to people about food.

Calorie math.

Weight loss as a default goal.

'Just eat less and move more' as if anyone has ever been helped by hearing that.

I knew there had to be another way to do this work, one that didn't add to the shame people were already carrying.
A nutritionist holds the paperback "Befriending Your Body," its tabbed pages and cover partially aglow in sunlight.
Woman with long brown hair in a white shirt stands by a window, reading "Rebuilding Body Trust" by vegan dietitian and nutritionist Taylor Wolfram.
I've been vegan for 17 years, initially for animal rights.
 
Along the way, I've learned from personal and professional experience how easy it is for veganism to tangle up with diet culture and orthorexia, for a compassionate lifestyle to start running your relationship with food in ways you never agreed to.

I know that tangle from the inside, and I've spent a long time helping clients gently unwind it.

You are the expert of your body.
My job is to come alongside you, not to lead you somewhere you didn't choose.

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Hi, I'm Taylor (she/her),
and yes, I get it

I'm a registered dietitian (MS, RDN, LDN) and Certified Befriending Your Body Teacher.
 
I've spent years building a practice around one conviction: that healing your relationship with food and your body isn't about willpower, information, or finding the right protocol.

It's about learning to trust yourself again and having someone beside you who makes that feel possible instead of terrifying.
Chicago dietitian Taylor Wolfram, with long brown hair, wears a bright blue blazer, white top, and beige pants, sitting and smiling with a yellow pillow beside her.

I specialize in disordered eating recovery, body image, and vegan nutrition. 

I don't use a weight-loss lens. I don't recommend diets. And I will never pressure you to eat, or not eat, any particular way to earn my approval.
Dietitian Taylor Wolfram sits in an orange chair, smiling with a hand on her chest, laptop on lap, in a bright, cozy room adorned with plants and framed art.
What I do bring to this work is a combination of clinical training, 17 years as an ethical vegan, personal experience with disordered eating and trauma, and certified somatic skills through the Befriending Your Body program.

That last piece matters more than most people expect: food struggles don't live only in your mind.

They live in your nervous system.

So we work there, too.

What I stand for — out loud

Values listed on a website are easy. Values that actually shape how I show up in session, harder.

Here's what I commit to (hover for details!):

Weight-inclusive

I don't view weight as a measure of health, and I never put clients on weight loss diets. Bodies are not problems to solve.

Lived experience

Mine matters. So does yours. Healing work that pretends the provider has no body, no story, no history is missing something important.

Harm reduction

Healing is not linear and 'all or nothing' isn't a sustainable path. I meet you where you are.

Autonomy

You are the expert on your body. My job is to bring information and presence; your job is to decide what to do with it.

Compassion + clarity

Soft does not mean vague. I'll be kind. I'll also be honest.

Anti-oppression

Diet culture, fatphobia, racism, transphobia, and ableism are interconnected. I do my own work to stay accountable to that.

A Chicago dietitian with long brown hair, wearing a white shirt and tan pants, smiles at the camera holding a red mug in a bright, sunlit room.

The credentials, for the record

  • Master of Science (MS), Registered Dietitian Nutritionist (RDN), Licensed Dietitian Nutritionist (LDN) in Illinois
  • Certified Befriending Your Body Teacher (2022)
  • Ongoing supervision with Ann Saffi Biasetti, PhD, LCSW (creator of Befriending Your Body)
  • 17+ years personal practice of veganism + ongoing study in vegan nutrition science
  • Creator, Anti-Diet Vegan Nutrition Online Course

When not in session...

Certified cat lady
 I don’t travel anywhere without my heating pad. 
Gardener (with mixed results)
Will talk to you about your meal planning and grocery store strategy for as long as you'll let me.
I love my half-caf coffee in the morning, herbal tea in the evening.
Guilt-free pleasure reader
17 years as an animal rights advocate, raising the next generation of compassionate vegans.

Still reading? Maybe we're a fit

If something here resonated, the way I describe the work, the values, the slowness of it, I'd love to hear from you.
Weight-inclusive nutrition counseling · Hinsdale, IL + telehealth nationwide.
Nothing on this site is intended as medical advice. Working with Taylor is not a substitute for clinical eating disorder treatment if that level of care is what you need, I'm happy to refer you.This practice operates on the unceded ancestral lands of the Potawatomi, Ojibwe, and Odawa peoples among others.